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NewLiving with Alzheimer's for Care Partners: Building Your Support Network - NEW!FamilyExplore your care team, communicating the diagnosis to others, navigating work and family concerns and connecting with community resources.CE Adult Fall 2026 -
NewLiving with Alzheimer's for Care Partners: Planning for the Future - NEW!FamilyLearn about legal, financial and safety planning and how proactive decision-making can help prevent future challenges.CE Adult Fall 2026 -
NewLiving with Alzheimer's for Care Partners: Understanding the Diagnosis - NEW!FamilyLearn about the difference between Alzheimer's and dementia, accepting and adjusting to the diagnosis and joining the person living with Alzheimer's to form a partnership that will help you both in coping with new changes.CE Adult Fall 2026 -
NewPregnancy Circle - NEW!FamilyMoms-to-be, are invited to join this nurturing space to deepen your connection with yourself, your baby, and a supportive community. Each meeting covers a learning topic and self-regulation practice to develop your intuition and nurtured presence. Based on “The Nurture Revolution” book by Dr. Greer Kirshenbaum, the classes will prepare your mind and nervous system for the challenges of motherhood, because labor prep and nesting for baby only get you so far.CE Adult Fall 2026 -
NewYour Teen. Today’s World. A practical and hopeful conversation about substance use, family connection, and what parents can do when they’re concerned.FamilyParenting teens in today’s world can feel complicated, especially when concerns about substance use arise. This evening combines a screening of Together: Family Recovery with a practical, hope-filled conversation designed to help parents better understand the challenges teens face and how to respond in ways that maintain connection and strengthen the family. What’s behind the “why” of substance use.What are the early signs of substance misuse? What substances are teens using today? How can parents respond in ways that strengthen—not damage—the relationship. Where can families turn for help when they’re concerned?CE Adult Fall 2026